Doing multi-provider Kubernetes in GitOps mode with CrossPlane
summary
Shows how to use Crossplane together with Kubernetes GitOps practices (like Flux/Argo-style convergence) to provision and manage a multi-cluster fleet across multiple cloud providers from a single Git repository. Demonstrates creating clusters from an initial Kubernetes control cluster, deploying a multi-component application onto that fleet, wiring it to managed services such as DBaaS, and tracking and evolving the setup over time; includes a repository with code and reproduction steps.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10Multi-cloud problem and Crossplane
- 9:32Crossplane demo
- 23:04Compositions and composite resources
- 31:16Anthos and Kubernetes fleet management
- 37:58GitOps integration and benefits
- 41:08Q&A
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